📋 Tender Overview
Protecting wildlife is becoming an urgent task as illegal hunting, trading and consumption continue to be complicated in many localities. The police of Vinh Hai commune, Hai Phong city and the Forest Ranger District II (Hai Phong City Forest Protection Department) coordinated to rescue and travel hundreds of kilometers to bring back a red peacock. pygmaeus) safely arrived at Cuc Phuong National Park on September 16. Cuc Phuong - typical in the conservation coordination model. At Cuc Phuong National Park, the period 2021-2025 has had many outstanding results in forest management and protection: 113 cases of forest law violations were detected and handled; There is no serious deforestation; Patrolling, forest fire prevention and fighting, and wildlife rescue activities are maintained regularly; The park has contracted more than 4,000 hectares of forest/year to the community; Supporting 29 buffer zone communities with a total budget of more than 11 billion VND from 809 and ERPA programs; In 2025, Cuc Phuong applies SMART software in patrol monitoring, improving management efficiency; Restructuring 8 ranger stations at commune level, increasing connectivity with local authorities. Joining the countrys common efforts, Cuc Phuong National Park - Vietnams first national park - continues to affirm its pioneering role in biodiversity conservation through signing a Coordination Regulation with 7 buffer zone communes in 3 provinces of Ninh Binh, Hoa Binh and Thanh Hoa on October 16, 2025. The signing of the Coordination Regulations for the period 2025-2030 sets out a unified mechanism on: Forest patrol and protection; Forest fire prevention and fighting; Rescue - rescue wild animals; Conservation of biodiversity; Developing sustainable livelihoods for buffer zone communities. Cuc Phuong National Park also announced a 24/7 hotline to receive violation information, encouraging people and tourists to participate in monitoring and reporting promptly. Mr. Vu Van Dung, Deputy Director of Cuc Phuong National Park, emphasized: Close coordination between forest rangers and local authorities is the key to sustainable forest protection. The spirit of Proactive - Close coordination - Quick response - Handling Definite principle needs to be maintained regularly to preserve the natural values of Cuc Phuong. The synchronous participation from the central to local levels shows Vietnams determination to minimize wildlife violations, especially in the context of deep international integration. Community coordination models like those at Cuc Phuong are proving clearly effective and can be replicated in many other national parks and conservation areas. In the coming time, forestry and fisheries rangers will continue to closely monitor the area, increase patrols, capture information early and strictly handle all violations. Communication and community education programs will also be promoted to form habits of respecting nature and living in harmony with the environment. These efforts contribute to building the image of Vietnam as a responsible country in biodiversity conservation, ensuring sustainable development goals and preserving natural values for future generations. Strengthening inter-sectoral coordination - an important step forward in conservation. Recently, the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment (NMT) issued Decision No. 4548 to implement Plan No. 628/KH-BCA-BNN&MT of the Ministry of Public Security and the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment on strengthening coordination in propaganda, fighting and handling violations in the field of protecting wild animals, migratory birds and aquatic resources. This is a strong step to synchronize actions nationwide, contributing to implementing international commitments on biodiversity conservation. According to Decision 4548, the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment assigned the Department of Forestry and Forest Protection to be the lead unit, coordinating with the Department of Fisheries and Fisheries Control, Department of Nature Conservation and Biodiversity, Department of Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Medicine and specialized units of the Ministry. The goal is to deploy the message throughout: No hunting - No consumption - Protect wild animals, migratory birds, protect aquatic resources. Key activities include: Establishing Steering Committees at all levels and reviewing key areas; Strengthen basic investigations and statistics on organizations and individuals at risk of violation; Organize inspection and raid campaigns in hot spots; Coordinate with police and local authorities to strictly handle violations; Control illegal transactions on social networks, forums, and e-commerce platforms. The promulgation of plans and clear assignment of responsibilities demonstrates the determination of the Agriculture and Environment sector in managing forest resources, in accordance with the orientation of nature conservation for the period 2021-2030 and international treaties such as CITES and the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) of which Vietnam is a member. Implementing Plan 628, the Department of Forestry and Forest Protection has also issued documents. 2389 requires local Departments of Agriculture and Environment to advise the Provincial Peoples Committee to issue action plans appropriate to each area. Many localities have proactively reviewed high-risk subjects, localized hot spots, and deployed extensive propaganda in the community. In the field of fisheries, the Department of Fisheries and Fisheries Surveillance also issued its own plan, clearly defining the responsibilities of the fisheries surveillance force, especially in handling acts of using banned chemicals, explosives, electric pulses and destructive fishing gear - the riskscausing a decline in natural aquatic resources. One of the outstanding results of the peak period is the campaign to crack down on wild bird traps deployed by the Forest Protection Department of Region II in coordination
